Second Mississippi School Integrates Under Court Order
Debra Lewis, a first grader, registered at Cartage elementary in Carthage, Mississippi, as the second Mississippi district under federal court orders to desegregate. She will study with 93 white classmates amid threats cited by NAACP lawyer Derrick Bell.
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Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Vermont Anti Reapportionment Group Considers Appeal
The Committee to Defend the Vermont Constitution plans a weeklong meeting to decide on a possible appeal of the court ordered reapportionment. Halifax Rep. Roger L. MacBride, a GOP governor candidate, has already filed a Supreme Court appeal challenging the federal panel's authority and the April 1 deadline.
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Thompson cites son’s cleanliness in speeding case at Wimbledon
Ronald Thompson faced a fine of five pounds after being cited for 60 to 65 mph in a 40 mph zone. He told the court he was driving his 12 year old son to school and delivering a stern paternal tirade. Lt Gov Ralph A Foote seeks federal panel action to modify the 1965 law to permit normal business, with a special session and constitutional convention to revamp the assembly. Gov Hoff opposes an immediate special session pending appeals.
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England
UPI
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Ralph A. Foote
MacBride
Philip H. Hoff
Bennington Banner announces contact and delivery details
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising contacts at 442-2800 and 442-2684 and provides delivery options and subscription rates. It notes publication daily except Sundays and holidays and specifies postal and service rates for Vermont and other regions.
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Bennington
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United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Mother Loses Husband Then Her Two Sons
In Dallas, 5 year old Charles Farrow and 4 year old Roger Farrow died after a refrigerator door closed on them while unsupervised on a back porch. Their mother had stepped away for a brief phone call following the death of their father in an auto accident two weeks earlier.
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Charles Farrow
Roger
Charles
Satirical look at Baptist rise over Kostroma atheists
The Soviet satirical weekly Krokodil mocks Kostroma atheists who enjoy state aid yet lag behind a growing Baptist movement. The piece notes Baptists seek government recognition, while atheists offer little anti religious activity and remain ignorant of church members.
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UPI
Kostroma
Krokodil
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